Questioning my inverted lifestyle.

[scarper]

I will purpoosely toggle the invert based on what it is I am moving with the joystick. I play Panzer Dragoon inverted, because its like the reigns of a horse, only with 50 more awesomes. But when I play Perfect Dark, my knee jerk way of downward movement becomes moving down on the joystick.

[The Last Horseman]

I don't get the reins of a horse comparison. The comparison makes no sense to me. I've rode horses since before I could walk, and pulling back makes them stop, pushing forward on the reins does nothing.Pulling the reins to the right makes him go right, and vise versa. I just don't get it.

[BurningDoom]

I don't get the reins of a horse comparison. The comparison makes no sense to me. I've rode horses since before I could walk, and pulling back makes them stop, pushing forward on the reins does nothing.Pulling the reins to the right makes him go right, and vise versa. I just don't get it.

He must ride a Pegasus.

[o.pwuaioc]

I don't get the reins of a horse comparison. The comparison makes no sense to me. I've rode horses since before I could walk, and pulling back makes them stop, pushing forward on the reins does nothing.Pulling the reins to the right makes him go right, and vise versa. I just don't get it.

He must ride a Pegasus.

No. Pulling the reins back makes their head goes up, which makes them stop. Are you suuuuure you've ridden a horse before?

And I did explicitly put in "slack", which isn't "pushing forward", but letting go of back. Their heads drop back down then. Same physical actions.

[BurningDoom]

I don't get the reins of a horse comparison. The comparison makes no sense to me. I've rode horses since before I could walk, and pulling back makes them stop, pushing forward on the reins does nothing.Pulling the reins to the right makes him go right, and vise versa. I just don't get it.

He must ride a Pegasus.

No. Pulling the reins back makes their head goes up, which makes them stop. Are you suuuuure you've ridden a horse before?

And I did explicitly put in "slack", which isn't "pushing forward", but letting go of back. Their heads drop back down then. Same physical actions.

lol, your arguing like I was serious about the Pegasus comment.

[o.pwuaioc]

He must ride a Pegasus.

No. Pulling the reins back makes their head goes up, which makes them stop. Are you suuuuure you've ridden a horse before?

And I did explicitly put in "slack", which isn't "pushing forward", but letting go of back. Their heads drop back down then. Same physical actions.

lol, your arguing like I was serious about the Pegasus comment.

Heh, sorry, not you, but The Last Horseman.

[The Last Horseman]

No. Pulling the reins back makes their head goes up, which makes them stop. Are you suuuuure you've ridden a horse before?

And I did explicitly put in "slack", which isn't "pushing forward", but letting go of back. Their heads drop back down then. Same physical actions.

lol, your arguing like I was serious about the Pegasus comment.

Heh, sorry, not you, but The Last Horseman.

Pulling back doesn't pull the head up, it just puts pressure on the mouth. (In the case of a hackamore, it's more of a learned thing.) Depends on the bit.

Oh, and just so you know, I've ridden a horse for thousands of hours. Daily thing at work.

[Pulsar_t]

[J T]

I was just coming to post that. It's perfect for this thread.

[lisalover1]

I don't get the reins of a horse comparison. The comparison makes no sense to me. I've rode horses since before I could walk, and pulling back makes them stop, pushing forward on the reins does nothing.Pulling the reins to the right makes him go right, and vise versa. I just don't get it.

He must ride a Pegasus.

Okay, this pic was justified; you have to admit.